Find Your Research Path
Research opportunities can look different depending on where you are in your training. Explore the pathway that best matches your current stage.
Ways to Participate
Research involvement can take many forms. Opportunities may range from supporting active projects to developing independent research questions with faculty mentorship.
Mentored Research
Work with a faculty investigator to develop research skills and contribute to an active or developing project.
Project Participation
Join a research team through data collection, literature review, laboratory work, simulation, clinical research coordination, or analysis.
Research Education
Develop foundational skills in study design, research ethics, scientific communication, data interpretation, and scholarly writing.
Funding & Scholarly Support
Access may include internal support for research development, presentations, travel, or other scholarly activities where available.
Presentation & Dissemination
Build experience communicating research through abstracts, posters, presentations, manuscripts, and collaborative scholarship.
Featured Opportunity Examples
These examples illustrate the types of opportunities trainees may encounter across the Emergency Medicine research environment.
Translational Research Experience
Work alongside a translational research team to learn basic laboratory workflows, scientific documentation, literature review, and research methodology.
Laboratory Research Scientific Reading Research Methods
Clinical Outcomes Research Project
Contribute to a data-driven investigation focused on emergency care outcomes, including literature review, data interpretation, and scholarly presentation.
Clinical Research Data Analysis Scientific Writing
Simulation & Education Research
Participate in research examining simulation, education, or clinical practice improvement within emergency medicine.
Simulation Education Research Scientific Writing
Connect With Investigators
Faculty mentorship can help trainees identify meaningful research questions, understand available opportunities, and develop skills across the research lifecycle.
Investigators work across multiple research domains, allowing trainees to connect with expertise in translational science, resuscitation, simulation, education, data science, clinical outcomes, and operational medicine.
Support for Your Research Development
Successful research experiences depend on more than access to a project. Mentorship, infrastructure, data support, and scholarly guidance help trainees grow throughout the research process.
FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT RESEARCH, PLEASE CONTACT
Austin Stevens
Director, Research & Science
Email
801-585-1216